Ryan Murphy and Netflix’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is officially out now. For those looking for more content around the infamous case, a horror movie centered on it is out now.
Breaking Glass Pictures’ The Lizzie Borden Game, a movie that puts a supernatural twist on the story of Borden, is available to watch now. Unlike the Netflix series, which chronicles the real-life story of Borden, The Lizzie Borden Game is set in modern-day, and follows a pair of friends summon Borden during a game.
“In The Lizzie Borden Game, the legend of Lizzie Borden comes back to life when a group of friends gathers for a secluded Friendsgiving getaway and discovers an unsettling ritual known as “The Lizzie Borden Game.” What begins as a dare quickly turns deadly when the game summons Lizzie Borden’s ghost from beyond the grave. The friends must uncover the truth behind the legend and close the portal before they all get axed,” reads the movie’s synopsis.
Check out the trailer for the movie below:
What is Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story about?
Murphy’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is the fourth season of Murphy’s Monster anthology series, which centers on various figures in history. This time, the show focuses on Borden, the infamous suspect in the murders of her stepmother and father in 1892.
While many know Borden’s name thanks to the rhyme that has existed culturally for generations, the series examines Borden’s upbringing, relationship with her father and stepmother, and more. The series Ella Beatty as Borden, and also features Vicky Krieps, Charlie Hunnam, Rebecca Hall, Jessica Barden, Joey Pollari, Billie Lourd, and Sarah Paulson.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is available now on Netflix.
Originally reported by Anthony Nash at ComingSoon.
